Sentence examples for emerging genius from inspiring English sources
The verbose writer fails in his attempts to be "cool" and his emerging genius goes unrecognised by a disdainful family and peers.
It also reads as a commentary on how emerging genius can be stymied in a world obsessed with other, crueller things, such as fighting and dying for patches of land.
Some people believe it's Mr. Howard's emerging directorial genius.
Why, you could send your infant to one Lib Dem conference and they would emerge a genius!
The viewer may be vegging out in front of the television, but he will emerge from "Genius Junior" as one of the very healthiest vegetables.
Those differences seem interwoven somehow with the quintessentially American mystery of true genius emerging from as unlikely a place as East Tupelo, Miss.
While genius is a rare gift, according to most theorists the pool of human beings from which genius emerges includes only men.
"This business emerged from the genius of Gian Paolo Dallara, who still puts in a 12-hour day, even though he's 74, " Mr. Pontremoli said.
In all sports I find it bizarre that, when an unorthodox genius emerges, everyone presumes they are a one-off and doesn't try to ape their technique.
The achievement could mean that insights that once emerged from the genius of scientists like Isaac Newton might now pop out of computers straight out of the film "2001: A Space Odyssey".
The achievement could mean that insights that once emerged from the genius of scientists like Isaac Newton might now pop out of computers like, perhaps, the Hal 9000 in "2001: A Space Odyssey".
